Our program
A Bachelor of Arts in Communication prepares you to create, critique, and
connect with audiences of all types.
Consider adding a specialization to your degree by choosing from four concentrations:
What makes us different?
- NO TESTS. You will write papers, give presentations, and complete team projects, but we'll never ask you to regurgitate what you've read and memorized from a textbook.
- NO TEXTBOOKS. You'll read and review web-based content hand-selected by faculty from primary sources and academic journals.
- NO LECTURES. OK, our faculty talk but never for the whole hour. You'll experience lively, active dialogue and seminar-style classes.
What will you study?
Examples of communication courses from which you might choose:
- COM 190: New Media and Digital Culture
- COM 221: The Art of Dialogue
- COM 225: Strategic Writing for Communication
- COM 250: Business & Professional Speaking
- COM 275: Introduction to Film Production
- COM 324: Digital Storytelling
- COM 330: Conflict Management
- COM 367: Writing for New Media
Career opportunities
Pursue a range of careers in business and non-profit sectors such as health care, technology, education, sports, and industry.
- Sports or entertainment marketing coordinator
- Community outreach director
- Blogger, copywriter, editor, or reporter
- Digital marketing or social media manager
- Public relations specialist
- Regional sales manager
- Advertising director
